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JPH0415908B2
JPH0415908B2 JP59077656A JP7765684A JPH0415908B2 JP H0415908 B2 JPH0415908 B2 JP H0415908B2 JP 59077656 A JP59077656 A JP 59077656A JP 7765684 A JP7765684 A JP 7765684A JP H0415908 B2 JPH0415908 B2 JP H0415908B2
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04D—ROOF COVERINGS; SKY-LIGHTS; GUTTERS; ROOF-WORKING TOOLS
    • E04D13/00—Special arrangements or devices in connection with roof coverings; Protection against birds; Roof drainage ; Sky-lights
    • E04D13/006—Provisions for detecting water leakage
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04D—ROOF COVERINGS; SKY-LIGHTS; GUTTERS; ROOF-WORKING TOOLS
    • E04D15/00—Apparatus or tools for roof working
    • G—PHYSICS
    • G01—MEASURING; TESTING
    • G01M—TESTING STATIC OR DYNAMIC BALANCE OF MACHINES OR STRUCTURES; TESTING OF STRUCTURES OR APPARATUS, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • G01M3/00—Investigating fluid-tightness of structures
    • G01M3/02—Investigating fluid-tightness of structures by using fluid or vacuum
    • G01M3/04—Investigating fluid-tightness of structures by using fluid or vacuum by detecting the presence of fluid at the leakage point
    • G01M3/16—Investigating fluid-tightness of structures by using fluid or vacuum by detecting the presence of fluid at the leakage point using electric detection means
    • G—PHYSICS
    • G01—MEASURING; TESTING
    • G01M—TESTING STATIC OR DYNAMIC BALANCE OF MACHINES OR STRUCTURES; TESTING OF STRUCTURES OR APPARATUS, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • G01M3/00—Investigating fluid-tightness of structures
    • G01M3/40—Investigating fluid-tightness of structures by using electric means, e.g. by observing electric discharges
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    • G01—MEASURING; TESTING
    • G01N—INVESTIGATING OR ANALYSING MATERIALS BY DETERMINING THEIR CHEMICAL OR PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
    • G01N27/00—Investigating or analysing materials by the use of electric, electrochemical, or magnetic means
    • G01N27/02—Investigating or analysing materials by the use of electric, electrochemical, or magnetic means by investigating impedance
    • G01N27/04—Investigating or analysing materials by the use of electric, electrochemical, or magnetic means by investigating impedance by investigating resistance
    • G01N27/048—Investigating or analysing materials by the use of electric, electrochemical, or magnetic means by investigating impedance by investigating resistance for determining moisture content of the material

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Abstract

There is provided a method and apparatus for locating leaks in flat roofs, particularly in flat roofs covered with a gravel layer, plants or the like, and wherein it is provided that a moisture location discovered below the flat roof is connected with a positive terminal of a pulse generator, the negative terminal of the pulse generator being connected with a metallic gutter edge of the flat roof, and the flat roof being scanned by measurement sensors for the purpose of measuring the pulses passing through the moisture path to the corresponding leak location and from the leak location through the moist, flat roof. The measurement sensors are connected with a measurement device for measuring the impulse amplitudes, which become successively weaker as they progress from the leak location to the rim of the flat roof.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 産業上の利用分野 本発明は、ろく屋根、殊に砂礫層、植物生育層
等を有するろく屋根における漏れ箇所の位置を測
定する方法および装置に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method and a device for measuring the location of leaks in a rock roof, especially a rock roof with a gravel layer, a vegetation layer, etc.

従来の技術 ろく屋根は大抵、屋根の被覆として複数の層に
おいて上下に接着および釘付けされる屋根紙を有
する。熱に対する保護のために、この種の屋根は
防熱効果のある砂礫層によつて被覆されることが
多い。ろく屋根における漏れ箇所を調べるため
に、屋根職人によつて繰返し目視検査が行なわれ
る。その際屋根職人は多くの場合、自分の経験に
従つて頻繁に漏洩の起こると疑われる箇所を探し
たりそこを覗き込むことから始める。このように
して漏れ箇所を探し出すのは殊に砂礫層を備えて
いるろく屋根においては実現困難である。という
のは漏れ箇所が砂礫層によつて覆われているの
で、砂礫層を除去しなければならないからであ
る。更に漏れ箇所が比較的小さければ、砂礫層を
有していないろく屋根であつても、漏れ箇所を発
見できるまで丸1日を費やしてしまうことも多
い。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Roofing usually has roofing paper glued and nailed one above the other in several layers as a roof covering. For protection against heat, roofs of this type are often covered with a layer of gravel, which has a heat-insulating effect. Repeated visual inspections are performed by roofers to identify leaks in roofs. Roofers often begin by searching for and peering into areas where they suspect leaks occur frequently, based on their own experience. Locating the leakage point in this way is difficult to realize, especially in the case of roofs with a gravel layer. This is because the leak point is covered with a layer of gravel, which must be removed. Furthermore, if the leakage point is relatively small, it often takes a full day to find the leakage point, even on a rough roof without a gravel layer.

発明が解決しようとする問題 本発明の課題は、ろく屋根における漏れ箇所の
迅速かつ簡単な位置測定を可能にする方法および
装置を提供することである。
Problem to be Solved by the Invention It is an object of the invention to provide a method and a device that allow a quick and simple localization of leak points in a low roof.

問題点を解決するための手段 上記課題は本発明によれば次のようにして解決
される。
Means for Solving the Problems According to the present invention, the above problems are solved as follows.

ろく屋根の下方において認められた湿潤箇所を
パルス発生器のプラス端子に接続し、かつ該パル
ス発生器のマイナス端子をろく屋根の金属性のと
い縁部に接続し、かつその都度の漏れ箇所まで通
じた湿潤経路を介してかつ漏れ箇所から湿つたろ
く屋根を案内されるパルスの測定のために、ろく
屋根を測定検出器によつて探触走査し、該測定検
出器を、漏れ箇所からろく屋根の縁にかけて徐々
に減少していくパルス振幅を測定する測定装置と
作用接続する。
Connect the damp spot found under the roof to the positive terminal of the pulse generator, and connect the negative terminal of the pulse generator to the metal girder edge of the roof, and connect it to the leak point in each case. In order to measure the pulses that are guided through the damp roof from the leakage point through the wet path through which the roof is exposed, the roof roof is probed by a measuring detector, which is moved from the leakage point to the wet roof. It is operatively connected to a measuring device which measures the pulse amplitude which gradually decreases towards the edge of the roof.

作用および効果 本発明の方法によつて湿潤箇所から漏れ箇所並
びにろく屋根までの湿つた経路にパルス発生器の
電気パルスが印加される。パルスは漏れ箇所にお
いて最大のパルス振幅を有する。ろく屋根の縁に
近づくに従つてパルス振幅の大きさは減少する。
従つてパルス振幅を測定する測定装置を持つた人
が、測定検出器を用いてろく屋根を探触走査しか
つ漏れ箇所に向かつて徐々に増大するパルス振幅
を測定することができる。その際その作業に携わ
る人は、測定装置によつて指示されるパルス振幅
値の大きさが最大を示す方向に進む。即ちその人
は実際に、漏れ箇所が発見されるまで、漏れ箇所
に向かつて大きくなつていくパルス振幅に追従す
る。このように簡単かつ有利な手段で漏れ箇所を
比較的迅速かつ簡単に発見することができる。本
発明の方法によれば漏れ箇所を探し出すのに必要
な人員が最小限に低減され、ろく屋根の屋根修理
は著しく安価なコストによつて行なうことができ
るようになる。
Operation and Effects The method of the invention applies electrical pulses from a pulse generator to the damp path from the wet spot to the leak spot and the roof. The pulse has maximum pulse amplitude at the leak location. The magnitude of the pulse amplitude decreases as one approaches the edge of the roof.
A person with a measuring device for measuring pulse amplitudes can therefore probe the roof with the measuring detector and measure the pulse amplitudes, which gradually increase towards the leak location. The person involved in the task then moves in the direction in which the magnitude of the pulse amplitude value indicated by the measuring device is maximum. That is, the person actually follows the pulse amplitude, which increases towards the leak point, until the leak point is found. With this simple and advantageous means, leak locations can be found relatively quickly and easily. The method of the invention reduces the number of personnel required to locate leaks to a minimum and allows roof repairs of low-temperature roofs to be carried out at a significantly lower cost.

ろく屋根にといがない場合、本発明においては
パルス発生器のマイナス端子を、ろく屋根上に設
けられた裸ケーブルに接続している。それによつ
て、簡単な手段でパルス発生器のプラス端子から
マイナス端子への電気回路がやはり閉成されるの
で、金属製のといのないろく屋根にもパルスを加
えることができ、したがつてこの場合もまた漏れ
箇所の位置を迅速に検出することができる。
If the roof does not have a hole, the present invention connects the negative terminal of the pulse generator to a bare cable provided on the roof. Thereby, by simple means, the electrical circuit from the positive terminal to the negative terminal of the pulse generator is also closed, so that it is possible to apply pulses even to metal potholes, and thus this In this case, the location of the leakage point can also be quickly detected.

本発明による方法を実施する装置は、パルス発
生器が直流パルスを発生するように構成されてお
り、測定装置が測定検出器(測定センサ)を介し
て測定装置に供給されるパルス振幅を相互に比較
し、かつ大きい方のパルス振幅を、中央指示を有
する指針装置(指針指示計器ないし指針式表示装
置)で指示するようにしている。指針装置の中央
指示によつて、漏れの個所に向かつて増加してい
くパルス振幅が指針で指示されるのであり、操作
員は、指針の振れがその中央位置即ち基準位置に
来るまで指針の振れの方向に追従しさえすればよ
い。そしてその中央位置が漏れの個所である。そ
れは漏れの個所の範囲では、パルス振幅の大きさ
は殆んど等しく、そのために測定装置には同じパ
ルス振幅が供給されるので、指針装置には指針の
振れが生じないからである。またそれによつて、
ろく屋根の雨漏り個所の発見は簡単になり、また
改善される。
The device for carrying out the method according to the invention is such that the pulse generator is configured to generate direct current pulses and the measuring device mutually adjusts the pulse amplitudes supplied to the measuring device via a measuring detector (measuring sensor). They are compared and the larger pulse amplitude is indicated by a pointer device (pointer indicating instrument or pointer type display device) having a central indicator. The center indication of the pointer device indicates to the pointer a pulse amplitude that increases as it moves toward the leakage location, and the operator must adjust the pointer's deflection until it reaches its center or reference position. All you have to do is follow the direction. The center position is the leakage point. This is because in the area of the leakage point, the magnitude of the pulse amplitudes is approximately equal, so that the measuring device is supplied with the same pulse amplitude, so that no pointer deflection occurs in the pointer device. Also, by that,
Locating leaks in roof roofs becomes easier and improved.

本発明による装置のもう1つの実施例におい
て、測定センサを部分的に絶縁されたアルミニウ
ム棒で構成し、アルミニウム棒をそれぞれ、差動
増幅回路を構成するように接続された2つのトラ
ンジスタのベースに接続し、これらの2つのトラ
ンジスタのエミツタを、指針装置を介して相互に
接続している。それ故測定センサから得られる比
較的小さなパルス振幅は、トランジスタで増幅さ
れてから指針装置に供給されるので、指針装置
は、トランジスタの差動増幅回路によつて常に相
応して増幅されたパルス振幅で左向きまたは右向
きに振れるか、またはパルス振幅が等しい場合は
中心位置に留まる。
In another embodiment of the device according to the invention, the measuring sensor is constructed of a partially insulated aluminum bar, each of which is connected to the base of two transistors that are connected to form a differential amplifier circuit. and the emitters of these two transistors are interconnected via a pointer device. The relatively small pulse amplitudes obtained from the measuring sensor are therefore amplified by the transistor and then fed to the pointer device, so that the pointer device always receives a correspondingly amplified pulse amplitude by means of the differential amplification circuit of the transistors. can swing left or right, or stay centered if the pulse amplitudes are equal.

実施例の説明 次に本発明を図示の実施例につき説明する。Description of examples The invention will now be explained with reference to illustrated embodiments.

第1図は、パルス発生器と測定装置が設けられ
た家屋の斜視図である。
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a house in which a pulse generator and a measuring device are installed.

家屋1には、濡湿箇所2がある。これは、陸屋
根7の漏水箇所から水が入つたためにできたもの
である。漏湿箇所には、パルス発生器3のプラス
極4が接続されている。またパルス発生器のマイ
ナス極5は、窓6を介して陸屋根7へ通じ、この
陸屋根の周囲に配置された裸のケーブル8と接続
されている。パルス発生器は家屋の配電源と接続
されている。このパルス発生器3が投入接続され
ると、直流パルスが発生する。直流パルスは、濡
湿箇所2から漏水経路を介して漏水箇所に達し、
そこから、水分または湿つた陸屋根自体を通じて
裸ケーブルに到達する。従つて、パルス発生器に
帰還する。つまり、ここに電流回路が形成され
る。
A house 1 has a wet area 2. This was caused by water entering from a leak in the flat roof 7. The positive electrode 4 of the pulse generator 3 is connected to the moisture leakage point. The negative pole 5 of the pulse generator also leads through a window 6 to a flat roof 7 and is connected to a bare cable 8 arranged around this flat roof. The pulse generator is connected to the house's power supply. When the pulse generator 3 is connected, a DC pulse is generated. The DC pulse reaches the water leakage location from the wet location 2 via the water leakage path,
From there, moisture or damp reaches the bare cable through the flat roof itself. Therefore, it is fed back to the pulse generator. In other words, a current circuit is formed here.

陸屋根7の縁部へ向かつて弱くなるこのような
パルスないしパルス振幅は、測定子(測定検出
器)10で屋根を探触することにより、測定装置
9を用いて測定することができる。測定装置9は
指針式表示装置11を有し、その指針は中心から
左右に動くようになつている。指針式表示装置1
1は第2図に示す回路と作用接続されている。そ
して、測定されたパルス振幅の大きさに応じて、
指針が左ないし右へ振れる。この指針の振れによ
つて、測定パルス振幅の最大値が表示される。従
つてまた同時に、漏水箇所に向つて大きくなるパ
ルス振幅の方向を知ることができる。
Such pulses or pulse amplitudes, which become weaker towards the edge of the flat roof 7, can be measured using the measuring device 9 by probing the roof with a probe (measuring detector) 10. The measuring device 9 has a pointer-type display device 11, and the pointer moves left and right from the center. Pointer type display device 1
1 is operatively connected to the circuit shown in FIG. Then, depending on the magnitude of the measured pulse amplitude,
The pointer swings to the left or right. The maximum value of the measured pulse amplitude is displayed by the deflection of this pointer. Therefore, at the same time, it is possible to know the direction of the pulse amplitude, which increases toward the water leakage location.

指針式表示装置11は、差動増幅回路内にある
2つのトランジスタT1,T2のエミツタと接続
されている。両トランジスタのベースは測定子
(測定検出器)10と接続されている。従つて、
測定子10の検出したパルス振幅は、入力信号と
してトランジスタT1,T2に供給され、そこで
増幅された上で、エミツタ回路内にある指針式表
示装置11へ送られる。表示装置11は、トラン
ジスタT1,T2の相互に接続されたエミツタか
らの電流を測定する。そして、どちらのトランジ
スタから、より強い電流が供給されたかに応じ
て、指針が左または右に振れる。2つの電流の大
きさが同じだと、指針は振れない。
The pointer type display device 11 is connected to the emitters of two transistors T1 and T2 in the differential amplifier circuit. The bases of both transistors are connected to a measuring element (measuring detector) 10. Therefore,
The pulse amplitude detected by the probe 10 is supplied as an input signal to the transistors T1 and T2, where it is amplified and then sent to the pointer type display device 11 in the emitter circuit. The display device 11 measures the current from the interconnected emitters of the transistors T1 and T2. The pointer then swings to the left or right depending on which transistor supplies the stronger current. If the magnitude of the two currents is the same, the pointer will not swing.

測定装置9が投入接続されている時に、コレク
タ抵抗R9および制御可能な抵抗P1を介して、
指針式表示装置11の指針を中心位置に調整する
ことができる。また、入力回路には2つのダイオ
ードD1,D2が配置され、このダイオードはト
ランジスタT1,T2を過電圧から保護してい
る。さらに、入力回路には前置抵抗R1〜R4が
配置されている。この前置抵抗によつて、測定装
置の感度を調整することができる。またこの差動
増幅回路には、乾電池から9Vの直流電圧が給電
されている。乾電池の充電状態を検査するため
に、プローブTが設けられている。このプローブ
は、乾電池が十分充電されている状態で表示装置
11の指針が振れるように、抵抗R10を介して
作用する。抵抗R5,R6はトランジスタT1,
T2のエミツタ抵抗である。両トランジスタのベ
ースは抵抗R7,R8を介して接地されている。
従つて、トランジスタないし差動増幅回路を平衡
制御することができる。
When the measuring device 9 is connected, via the collector resistor R9 and the controllable resistor P1,
The pointer of the pointer type display device 11 can be adjusted to the center position. Furthermore, two diodes D1 and D2 are arranged in the input circuit, and these diodes protect the transistors T1 and T2 from overvoltage. Furthermore, pre-resistors R1 to R4 are arranged in the input circuit. This preresistance allows the sensitivity of the measuring device to be adjusted. This differential amplifier circuit is also supplied with 9V DC voltage from a dry cell battery. A probe T is provided to inspect the state of charge of the dry battery. This probe acts via a resistor R10 so that the pointer of the display device 11 swings when the dry battery is sufficiently charged. Resistors R5 and R6 are transistors T1,
This is the emitter resistance of T2. The bases of both transistors are grounded via resistors R7 and R8.
Therefore, it is possible to control the balance of transistors or differential amplifier circuits.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of drawings]

第1図はパルス発生器および測定装置が設けら
れた家屋の斜視図、第2図は測定装置の回路図で
ある。 1……家屋、2……濡湿箇所、3……パルス発
生器、4……プラス極、5……マイナス極、6…
…窓、7……陸屋根、8……裸ケーブル、9……
測定装置、10……測定子、11……指針式表示
装置、T……プローブ。
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a house in which a pulse generator and a measuring device are installed, and FIG. 2 is a circuit diagram of the measuring device. 1... House, 2... Wet and humid place, 3... Pulse generator, 4... Positive pole, 5... Negative pole, 6...
...window, 7...flat roof, 8...bare cable, 9...
Measuring device, 10... Measuring head, 11... Pointer type display device, T... Probe.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1 ろく屋根7の下方において認められた湿潤箇
所2をパルス発生器3のプラス端子4に接続し、
かつ該パルス発生器のマイナス端子5をろく屋根
7の金属性のとい縁部に接続し、かつその都度の
漏れ箇所まで通じている湿潤経路を介してかつ漏
れ箇所から湿つたろく屋根上を導かれるパルスの
測定のために、ろく屋根を測定検出器10によつ
て探触走査し、該測定検出器を、漏れ箇所からろ
く屋根の縁にかけて減少していくパルス振幅を測
定する測定装置9と作用接続することを特徴とす
るろく屋根における漏れ箇所の位置測定方法。 2 パルス発生器のマイナス端子をろく屋根上に
敷設されている裸のケーブルに接続する特許請求
の範囲第1項記載のろく屋根における漏れ箇所の
位置測定方法。 3 ろく屋根7の下方において認められた湿つた
箇所2をパルス発生器3のプラス端子4に接続
し、かつ該パルス発生器のマイナス端子5をろく
屋根7の金属性のとい縁部に接続し、かつその都
度の漏れ箇所まで通じている湿潤経路を介してか
つ漏れ個所から湿つたろく屋根上を案内されるパ
ルスの測定のために、ろく屋根を測定検出器10
によつて探触走査し、該測定センサを、漏れ箇所
からろく屋根の縁にかけて減少していくパルス振
幅を測定する測定装置と作用接続することを特徴
とするろく屋根における漏れ箇所の位置を測定す
る方法を実施するための装置において、 パルス発生器3は、直流パルス発生器であり、
かつ測定装置9が測定検出器10を介して当該測
定装置に供給されるパルス振幅を相互に比較しか
つ比較的大きなパルス振幅を中心指示部を備えた
指針指示計器11を介して指示することを特徴と
するろく屋根における漏れ箇所の位置検出装置。 4 測定検出器10は、それぞれ差動増幅回路と
して接続構成されている2つのトランジスタT
1,T2のベースに接続されている部分的に絶縁
されたアルミニウム棒である特許請求の範囲第3
項記載のろく屋根における漏れ箇所の測定検出装
置。
[Claims] 1. A wet spot 2 found under the roof 7 is connected to the positive terminal 4 of the pulse generator 3,
and the negative terminal 5 of the pulse generator is connected to the metal girder edge of the roof 7, and the damp roof is conducted from the leakage point via a damp path leading to the respective leak point. In order to measure the pulses emitted, the roof is probed by a measuring detector 10 which is connected to a measuring device 9 which measures the pulse amplitude decreasing from the leak point to the edge of the roof. A method for measuring the location of a leakage point in a low-grade roof, characterized by a functional connection. 2. The method for measuring the position of a leakage point on a low roof according to claim 1, wherein the negative terminal of the pulse generator is connected to a bare cable laid on the low roof. 3 Connect the damp spot 2 found under the roof 7 to the positive terminal 4 of the pulse generator 3, and connect the negative terminal 5 of the pulse generator to the metal girder edge of the roof 7. , and for measuring the pulses guided over the damp roof from the leakage point via the damp path leading to the respective leakage point, a detector 10 is installed on the roof.
Measuring the location of a leak point in a roof roof, characterized in that the measurement sensor is operatively connected to a measuring device that measures a pulse amplitude that decreases from the leak location to the edge of the roof roof. In the apparatus for carrying out the method, the pulse generator 3 is a DC pulse generator,
and that the measuring device 9 mutually compares the pulse amplitudes supplied to the measuring device via the measuring detector 10 and indicates relatively large pulse amplitudes via the pointer indicator 11 having a center indicator. Features: A device for detecting the location of leaks in roofs. 4 The measurement detector 10 includes two transistors T each connected as a differential amplifier circuit.
1. Claim 3 which is a partially insulated aluminum rod connected to the base of T2
A device for measuring and detecting leakage points in a low-grade roof as described in Section 1.
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